<p> The Congress on Monday said the parliamentary elections on seven Delhi seats would be a direct fight with the BJP as the AAP was in no position to give a challenge.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma said, “The Congress will have a direct fight against communal forces like the BJP.”<br /><br />He said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will be wiped out from the city in the coming Lok Sabha elections.<br /><br />Sharma, a former legislator, said people were frustrated with the lies spread by the former AAP government in the city headed by Arvind Kejriwal.<br /><br />“Kejriwal would have to face protest demonstrations against him,” he said at a rally here.<br />Kejriwal, who was responsible for the frequent power cuts, was afraid of addressing large meetings in Delhi, Sharma said. <br /><br />He accused the BJP of not taking any interest in the problems of the common people.<br />Congress workers have been asked to intensify their fight against the BJP, he said. <br />During the BJP rule in Delhi, not a single flyover was built and no schemes were formulated for the city’s development, he said.<br /><br />Sharma attacked the BJP at a large gathering as part the party’s “Pol Khol Abhiyaan,” held under the leadership of Bhoomi Chhattar Singh Rachhoya, at Ambedkar Bhawan, Kirari in the Mundka Assembly constituency.<br /><br />BJP preparations<br /><br />Meanwhile, the Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan also chaired a meeting on preparations for the Lok Sabha polls and met the all the 70 party candidates who contested Delhi Assembly elections at the Delhi unit office.<br /><br />Apart from asking party office bearers to activate workers in their areas, he also interacted with members of the party’s Mahila Morcha.<br /><br />Mahila Morcha president Sudha Sharma held a separate meeting of workers of East Delhi parliamentary constituency.</p>
<p> The Congress on Monday said the parliamentary elections on seven Delhi seats would be a direct fight with the BJP as the AAP was in no position to give a challenge.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma said, “The Congress will have a direct fight against communal forces like the BJP.”<br /><br />He said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will be wiped out from the city in the coming Lok Sabha elections.<br /><br />Sharma, a former legislator, said people were frustrated with the lies spread by the former AAP government in the city headed by Arvind Kejriwal.<br /><br />“Kejriwal would have to face protest demonstrations against him,” he said at a rally here.<br />Kejriwal, who was responsible for the frequent power cuts, was afraid of addressing large meetings in Delhi, Sharma said. <br /><br />He accused the BJP of not taking any interest in the problems of the common people.<br />Congress workers have been asked to intensify their fight against the BJP, he said. <br />During the BJP rule in Delhi, not a single flyover was built and no schemes were formulated for the city’s development, he said.<br /><br />Sharma attacked the BJP at a large gathering as part the party’s “Pol Khol Abhiyaan,” held under the leadership of Bhoomi Chhattar Singh Rachhoya, at Ambedkar Bhawan, Kirari in the Mundka Assembly constituency.<br /><br />BJP preparations<br /><br />Meanwhile, the Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan also chaired a meeting on preparations for the Lok Sabha polls and met the all the 70 party candidates who contested Delhi Assembly elections at the Delhi unit office.<br /><br />Apart from asking party office bearers to activate workers in their areas, he also interacted with members of the party’s Mahila Morcha.<br /><br />Mahila Morcha president Sudha Sharma held a separate meeting of workers of East Delhi parliamentary constituency.</p>
